President- Samantha Li has been climbing for over 10 years and competed for 8 years on the Calgary Climbing Centres Pro team, including multiple Bouldering World Cups. She is best know for her high heel hooks and negative ape index. This T-Rex enjoys outdoor Bouldering, cycling for leg strength and car camping.
Vice President- Sara Bradley was introduced to trad climbing while living and working in the White Mountains of northern New Hampshire during her late 20s and early 30s. Sara loves the combination of the peacefulness of the outdoors and having to be focussed on the climb. Sara is a graduate engineer from the University of Waterloo and has operated a structural engineering design business based in Peterborough, Ontario since 2003. In 2018 she made the bold and exciting decision to move herself and her business to Whitehorse. She is excited to be back in an environment where there is a community of climbers not only getting out to climb, but involved in their community and promoting the sport to the youth. On the board she expects to be heavily involved in the ongoing efforts to bring a climbing facility to Whitehorse and to support Samantha, the new President. Climb On!
Treasurer- Taylor Eshpeter
Secretary- Alain Dallaire is an institution in the Whitehorse climbing community. Founder of Climb Yukon, the Youth Climbing team and adventurous teacher at the Wood street school, Alain’s passion for climbing is unmistakeable. Catch him at a local crag or across the world with his family close by, this crusher is a real asset to our Climb Yukon team!
Director of Youth Teams- Max Parker began climbing in high school under Alain Dallaire's grueling mentorship. After graduating, he headed down to Vancouver to complete his training, acquiring a degree on the side, before finally finding his way back home to help and eventuality coach the youth team. When he's not coaching, he can be found trying to dyno every move of every climb of every crag in Whitehorse.
Director of Climbing Programs- Kayla Yeulet was born and raised in Whitehorse and was originally introduced to climbing through the City of Whitehorse summer day-camps. After university Kayla moved to the Bow Valley to pursue climbing and mountaineering and has worked as an ACMG TRCI for Yamnuska Mountain Adventures for the last 5 years. Kayla moved back to Whitehorse last summer and loves outdoor climbing, mountain biking, split-boarding, camping, general mountain adventuring and hanging out with Nomic, her adventure pup.
